Sentence examples for a kind of resolution from inspiring English sources

The final moments in the American desert, and then in Dublin, have a strange savour: a kind of resolution that feels not forced exactly, but conjured and unreal.

And it seemed to instil in me a kind of resolution: I would sooner be an Emerson than a Honeychurch, I would rather be a George than a Lucy.

The Greyjoys' reunion, heated, icky, and not exactly friendly, achieves a kind of resolution: Theon assures his sister that he does not want the throne and thinks she should have it.

First of all, like Pyrrho, Camus has solved his pressing existential issue, namely, avoiding despair, by a kind of resolution entailed in accepting our mortality and ultimate ignorance.

What I wanted to do was escalate it before a kind of resolution.

How would any administration put a huge bank into any kind of "resolution" (a FDIC-type bank closure, scaled up to big banks) when it knows that doing so would trigger default across all the complex pieces of this multinational empire?

Its message is that education is the only hope to bringing any kind of resolution to the conflict.

Self-monitoring is vital to any kind of resolution, and new tools will do the grunt work for you.

I also wanted a better sense of where the story had taken me; it was impossible to imagine "Dear Cyborgs" finding any kind of resolution.

Several Arab ambassadors said they recognized the futility of trying to pass any kind of resolution because the United States would veto it immediately.

Smith's heroism stands in quiet counterpoint to the noisy failure of the legal system to bring any kind of resolution to Nichols's case.